*You leave the sunlight, and the well walked path, to enter the darkness of the Mine. As

you enter, you see a trail for wagons, which you follow. At the first possibility, you 

turn, to start your search for the wonderful metals. As you leave the well lit track, you 

fire up your torch. The smoke from the torch is dark, and fills your nostrils with a bad 

smell. But then again, the air in the Mine didn't smell too good either.. As you move 

nearer to the soft wall, you study it. It looks as if you do not need a hatchet, or a 

pickaxe. You can mine here with your hands, so soft is it. But, with all nasty thieves 

that roam around trying to steal your precious metals, it is a good idea to mine with 

either your sword or your dagger equipped. Just in case.. As you start on mining down the

 wall, it does not take long time till you see a huge, a really huge seam of silver! 

You start mining faster, and faster with a sick glow in your eyes. As you are done 

mining out the silver, the silver starts to move. It raise out arms, legs, torso and a 

head. The light from your torch makes the thing, the silver golem, shine. But as it 

reaches out to kill you, you realize that you won't be using the silver from this.. 

thing.. this golem. But, of course, you kill him. You were smart enough to grow some

 muscles, or get some extra juice in your spells before you ventured this far. As you 

keep on mining, you soon find some real silver 

units that you actually can use. And a moment later, some gold.. Yippee!!*

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The Mines are located north of Aston. As you enter the mine, and follow the tracks you 

come first to the level 10 Mines (by turning to either left or right at first chance). 

That part of the Mine is inhabitated by level 10 golems. You can and will find golems as 

you mine. But you will also find gold units (gu) and silver units (su). You will find 

silver units more often than you find gold units. Silver and gold has a use (besides selling =). If you

 have a item that increases a stat (besides +weapon), you can use silver to and gold to increase 

the amount of higher the stat  goes. Say that you have a belt with +3 Wisdom. If you use the 

item on silver (silver it, as it is called), it will be a +4 Wisdom belt. If you use gold (gild it), it will 

be +5. But, you must silver a item before you gild it. And how do you calculate the amount of su or gu

 needed then, you might ask. Well, it is rather easy. You just take the stat, and add 1 to the stat. 

Then you multiply that with 100. That is your amount needed. (stat + 1) * 100